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Sharp County record., 1887-04-28
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

TROUBLE is brewing on the kloWa In
dian reservation.
The village of Ainsworth, Ia, was
nearly destroyed by fire on the 18Th.
SECRETARY WHITNEY says the cruiser
Atlanta will probably be accepted.
THE Cocheco Mills at Dover, N h., we're
destroyed by fire on the 18TH There were
a mum ber of casualties.
DURING a thunderstorm at Youngs
tc Wn, o., on the 18th, Mrs. Michael Malony
and the family cat were killed by light
ming.
JAMES c. DELANo formerly of Gales
burg, H., died at his home, Mount Pleas
ant, near Washington, D. c., on the 18th.
Dr.. BRUILL the alleged Wisconsin wife
murderer, died suddenly in Jail at Dodge
vile on the night of the 14th. 1t is thought
he suicided.
BY premature blast of giant powder
in a cut on a grade near Buena Vista, Cal,
on the 18th, SIX men were killed and
seven wounded.
GREAT loss of life is reported to have oc-
Cured on the coast of Newfoundland dur
ing the storm on the 18th
A BRILLIANT young Virginian named
Robert Gatewood suicided on steamer
near Norfolk on the 18th. He imagined
himself pursued by demons.
SIR WILLIAM VERNON HARCOURT spoke
in opposition TO the coercion measure IN
the British House Of Commons on the 10Th.
A STORM Of opposition is brewing in the
Canadian Parliament over the govern
ment course on the fisheries trouble
Mr. PowDERLY points out few vital
political issues for consideration of the
Knights of Labor and the people Of the
country at large.
The defense closed its argument in the
HaddOck murder trial at Sioux City, Ia,
on the 18th. 1t was thought the case
would reach the jury by the evening OF
the 10Th.
VINE-GRowERs, sugar manufacturers
and wool-growers of the Pacific coast pc
tition the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion for u suspension Of section 4.
CHARLES TALBOT, the Memphis hotel
clerk, has been convicted OF stealing
Fanny Davenport's diamonds, and SEN
fenced to five years imprisonment
A HOTEL in Amsterdam, Holland, was
DESTROYED by fire on the 10Th, and four
guests, who had visited the city TO attena
the Kings birthday festivities, were
burned to death.
TIE twenty-second anniversary OF the
death of Alb .aham Lincoln was observed
by the Lincoln Guard of Honor at Spring
field, H., and the full truth about the
secret burial divulged.
The United States Consul at Port-au-
Prince, Hayti, is reported to have warned
the Englisn representatives against seiz-
ing the island of Tortugas in settlement
of the Haytien debt. The State Depart
ment has not heard of it, however.
EMIN BEY, on his expedition through
Africa, met in the White Nile region King
Mwanga, eighteen years of age, who has
LOO wives,
Sharp County record., 1887-04-28
A Cheerful Household

Folks forget that they have been
dren. They substitute the ldeal '
child's life for that which is necessarl!
real ch .ld's life. A child is full oil asP
tions and hopes and weaknesses; an.
business CT father and mother IS ID 'o'
child dwell in happiness with sucn T., \
government and gentle teaching 'h' h., -
by little, it will grow out OF us isn,a an
Home is not prison. 1t is not Snor
duties. 1t ought to be light, cu0.''
merry, if there are any children aDOuS
is astonishing to me how the ola ! W. y
families ever brought up their llttIe
children as they did. Though the V.%,
Is against every child that is OrouEna nai-
the world, there is vitality IN 'n
that. after all, survives the knoCA' =, \
hard usage of life, if they are righ.p nd
stitu'cd. The household ought " r.
cheerfulness in it. Strict and rl9orVu.
priety S one extreme; thoughtie5Su'o,',y, -,
uncomfortableness is the other eA". NV,
But OF these two extremes ch7eriui.".,, .'.,
nearer Heaven than the other. A ~
dium is best. Ain.
In dealing with chill have COIL COM (
in them. Do not try to corner cliN III
O lie. / have been cornerel lh'I h
many lies. knew l was right anl ,re
whipped until confessed | was VIZ ,rs,
a child has done something that y '" /.
as far as possible avoil bringing o. NJ
b. which the fear Of the fro"h ,oors
whip shall make him dodge INTO uU. .eI.tic
and try to hide. That is characloi,tSSe ,Se b.
the animal nature. That is VIVA. J.. '. cy
ald hare do, and that is what rot, WI !
does under such circumstances. mar
of your tenderness. The chliu ID
driven into sin by you; whereas S;md
ness and gentleness you can lll' hinta}f
the hard spot, and set him down 1 hr
the other side. Make the ch!Idr0u, If b
and be yourself happy. The asp9JS apnSod
piness in every virtuous hoI,ot ho.t.s
means Of grace, Henry Waa p''S"
Sharp County record., 1887-04-28

In consequence of England's treatment
of Ireland and the attitude of the Irish
clergy on the Irish question, the Pope has
charged Cardinal Simeoni, prefect of the
propaganda, to make thorough inquiry
into the whole matter and draft instruc-
tions for Irish Bishops.
Sharp County record., 1887-04-28

Work was begun at Washington on the
on the erection of base aud pedestal for
the Garfield statue, to be unveiled next
month, in the Southern circle west of the
Capitol grounds. The pedestal will be
ready in ten days to receive its sculptured
figure. The statue will be ready for ship
ment about the same date.
Sharp County record., 1887-04-28

SECRETARY LAMAR is hard at work upon
the grafton which he is to deliver at the
unvailing of the statue of Calhoun in
Charleston, S. c., on the Goth inst 1t will
be a brilliant effort. His friends say it is
likely to be the ablest and most philo-
sophie discourse on American politics
which has been delivered in this country
since the war
Sharp County record., 1887-04-28

PAYMAsTER GENERAL ROCHESTER, o. s.
A., has received a telegram from Chief
Paymaster Terrell reporting that Charles
P. Parker the man who few weeks ago
robbed Paymaster Bash of s7,4oO, has
been CAPTURED
Sharp County record., 1887-04-28

THE National Veteran Military Associa-
tion will hold its third annual convention
and first parade in Boston July H. At
present there are about thirty organiza-
tions members of the association, and
these embrace the best veteran corps in
the country.
Sharp County record., 1887-04-28

SENIOR SoTE IDo, who has represented
Venezuela at Washington for several
years, has, at his own request, been re-
lieved Of his duties as Minister to this
country, and will shortly return home to
accept more lucrative position in the
Venezuelan Department Of State.
Sharp County record., 1887-04-28

NEARLY all the business portion OF
GAINESVILLE, Mimi, was destroyed by fire
on the night of the 18th. Twenty-one
buildings were reported burned, with a
total loss of $4,000. Many citizens lose
everything and will need aid.
Sharp County record., 1887-04-28

THE Pennsylvania Senate, on the 18th,
adopted the resolution denouncing the Co.
ercion bill now pending before the British
Parliament and extending the sympathy
of the Pennsylvania Senate to Glads tone
and Parnell in their efforts to secure the
rights Of Ireland.
Sharp County record., 1887-04-28

ADvIcEs from the Dutch East Indies
say that the Dutch had an encounter with
natives in Acheen on the 4th inst, and
that the Acheens fed after a sharp en-
gagement leaving thirty-three dead. The
Dutch loss was twelve killed and twenty
six wounded
Sharp County record., 1887-04-28

THE Toronto Globe sees in President
Cleveland's letter to the Gloucester fish
ermen spirit so determined that the
most serious international troubles may
occur if Canada does not take conciliatory
measures to avert them.
Sharp County record., 1887-04-28

MRS. WHITNEY, the wife of the Secre-
tary of the Navy, has donated 500 to the
St. Johns Episcopal Church orphanage
at Washington in commemoration of the
baptism of her daughter, Dorothy, at st.
Johns Church on the 1lth. One of the
wards in the orphanage will be named
"Dorothyn
Sharp County record., 1887-04-28

The Commissioner of the Land Office has
cancelled twenty-eight exemption en-
tres and held for cancellation twenty
nine others in the Oberlin (Kas) land dis
trict upon evidence taken at hearing
before the the register and receiver. 1t IS
charged that the alleged entrymen and
their witnesses were myths.
Sharp County record., 1887-04-28

ARRANGEMENTS have been completed
for the celebration by the Sixth Massa-
chusetts regiment at Boston, on April 49,,
of the anniversary of its passage through
Baltimore. A large number of speakers
have been secured.
Sharp County record., 1887-04-28

AMSTERDAM was illuminated on the
evening of the 18th in honor of the Kings
SEVENTEEN birthday. The Queen and her
daughter drove out to see the illumina-
tons, and were every where enthusias-
tically received.
Sharp County record., 1887-04-28
Miss MINNIE KE1rER, a member ofsihe

MISS MINNIE KEITER, member Of the
Vassar class of 'S7, and Miss Verlista
Shaul, her room mate, of Sharon Springs,
N. Y, were fatally, and their male es-
corts seriously, injured by an explosion
while exploring Chamberlain's colliery
near Pottsville, Pa, on the 18th. A num-
ber of men who were in the mine making
repairs were overcome by the after-damp
but were rescued,
Sharp County record., 1887-04-28

THE London Times correspondent at St.
Petersburg says it is reported that the
Car, before returning to Gatschina last
week, found letters on his writing table in
the Winter Palace, threatening him with
death
Sharp County record., 1887-04-28

COMMISSIONER CoLMAN has writteS let
ters to several Governors of States favor
ing legislation to prevent the introduction n
and spread of infectious and contagious
diseases among cattle.
Sharp County record., 1887-04-28

POPULAR agitation against coercion IS
systematically organized throughout
Great Britain and Ireland English speak
ers are to visit Ireland and Irish speakers
will stump England.
Sharp County record., 1887-04-28

THE Canadian Government will pro-
claim stringent regulations early in May
with view Of preventing the introduc-
ton of cholera by rail or steamers.
Sharp County record., 1887-04-28

A PULL election board was arrets ed at
Jersey, City, N j., on the 18th, for stuff
ing the ballot-box, almost openly and in
the middle Of the day.
Sharp County record., 1887-04-28
TOPICS OF THE DAY
News from Everywhere.

TIN Connecticut Senate, no the 1lth,
passed the House bill prohibiting the en-
ployment of "Pinkerton men,"
Sharp County record., 1887-04-28

AFAITH-CURE woman is creating great
stir in New Bruins wick, and medical so
cieties are threatening to bring her be-
fore the police court if she does not de-
sist.
Sharp County record., 1887-04-28

AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY figures show
that the society has issued, since its or
ganization in 1915, 1885, 25l bibles, nearly
100000 having been issued during the
past year.
Sharp County record., 1887-04-28

AT Dumanway, County Cork, Ireland,
on the 9th, farmer and his wife resisted
eviction for eight hours, hurting stones
and other missiles at the police. The at
tempt to evictthem was finally abandoned.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-10
]. N. GRAY. FOREMAN.
ADDITIONAL PORtIGN NEWS.
HA Wall.
serious TrosbIe I'm HopeIuIu-Fye
Witnesses.

witnesses.
SAN FRAScIsoo, GAL, July 9.-W.
P. Castle, son Of the rmer Pivy
Councillor, arrived from Honolulu
today. He said, deicribirg the scenes:
"0a Friday evening, July LIST, when
We sailed, everybody carried arms and
the whole town was under martial Law.
After Gibson and his son.in.law were
arrested and taken Ia charge by rides
q search was made for the Secretary Of
Foreign Affairs, Joseph s. Webb, who
was supposed to be In collision with
Gibson. He was iound lac In the
afternoon, just before We sailed,
and was placed In the ware.
house with Gibson and his son.in-
law, Assessor Hsyselden. At great
mass meeting Thursday evening not a
sipg'e voice was raised In favor Of the
King. The natives and all were
against him, although some Of his cd
friends pitied him. The natives, how.
ever, we're mostly against Gibson, and
considered that he was personally re-
sponsible for Kalikaua's action. Dur.
ing the meeting Thursday horde Of
Kanakss swarmed around Gibeone
house and shouted for him 10
come. But Gibson knew Il would not
be safe to show himself, and by Sc
cret messenger got word on 10 the
Honolulu X hbs and asked for protec-
ton. A detachment OF rifles was ssnt
Immediately 10 the house and dis
psrsed the crowd Of natives. They
Did this mora by moral force than any
fear the natives had OF them, Tor the
natives were ten 10 one and were
AIMED, but the natives had faith In
the Rides and believed that what they
did was for the benefit OF everybody"
Interviews are printed here with
merchants m TO the probable outcome
OF the present crisis Ia the Hawaiian
Kingdom, bnt they aie somewhat
conflicting. Some are familiar With
the Affairs OF the islands and tend
that trouble has only commenced.
Gibson had considerable influence
With KalAkuI, and should hs regain
II the claim 10 made they might make
a fight against the revolutionary party,
Ore merchant expresses the beiei
that, % the white population had deter
mined on a change and had control oI
military forces, they would, II necss
sary, declare monarchy at an end anC
act 10 A republic.
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Disclosures Made Yesterday by the
Grand Jury Of Kinds
County.
THE HOSPITAL FULL OF TOR
~ 1URED CONVICTS.
The Bloody Lash Used Without
Mercy and Men Literally
Starved to Death.
AUAAN BEINGS DRIVEN MAD BY
INHUMAN MASTERS.
"G0d Will Never Smile ON q State
That Treats Her COnvicts Is
Mississippi Does"
ESPECIAL TO THE ApPKAL.l

JACKSON, MISS, July 9.-The Circuit
Court was Occupied today with the
argument OF the demurrer In
the case Of the State vs..
Hamilton, Allen 4 Co.,, former les ess
Of the penitentiary aud their surities.
Col. W. L. Nugant argued for defend
ants, and Attorney General Miller con-
cluded for the State.
The jury failed to sgree in the case
Of the State We. Benzian Moreys, sub.
mitted last evening.
The grand jury Of Kinds county ad.
journed today and came into court to
make their final report. Thereupon
Col. Nugsnt arose and stated in open
court 10 presence Of the grand jury,
that In K narration Of. the grand jury
he would say. tina. in drawing the plea
in aba ement heretofore fled in the
Hamilton case, he disclaimed ever
having received any information upon
which the plea was based from any
grand juror, that the plea had been
prepared in the main before the case
bad been acted on by the grand jury
or before the court convened or the
grand Jury had been impaneled
This 10 the report:
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The SUCCESSFUL SHORTS
NEW ORLEANS AND NASHVILLE
-- WIN THEIR GAMES. :
Memphis still Striving for First
Place In the Race-Baseball
In General.

Powell's aggregation Of New Orleans
ball players got in its work again yes
terday by defeating the Memphis
club, and the victory again
tied the two clubs for first place,
Twelve hundred people witnessed
the contest, and they saw one Of the
most interesting and exciting games
ever played here. The Browns cut.
fielded the visitors, and the game
rightfully belonged to them, but fac
and umpire M srritt decresd otherwise.
aerrltt was away of on his
calling OF balls and strikes
and In the eighth inning, when Ewing
was clearly out on strikes BLACK split
ting the plste), he called ball, giving
the battera life, and Ewing thanked
Merritt by making two Dagger and
scoring the winning run. Black cut
the plate squsrely in two, but Merritt
would blandly call "ba!l." His base
decisions, too, were very rank, but
both teams suffered equally. Ewing's
magnificent pitching and Merritt's
bad umpirirg won the game Tor New
Orleans. The home team was unable
to gauge his delivery, and but five &C.
tusl hits were made off him. Vaughn
caught and, as usual, he did excellent
work. Black occupied the points for
the locals and was hit rather freely.
Crotty and the balance Of the team
gave him good support. The features
Of the game were Ewing pitching and
the bsckstop work OF Vaughn and
Mckeough.
The visitors made their first run In
the third inniug, on Campsu's base on
balls, Powell's out at frat base and
Csrtwright's safe hit. Pujol scored
an earned run In the sixth inning on
his two Dagger and Mcyey's single.
Cartwright scored In the seventh
inning on his long high fly to lett
field, which was mufisd by McAlesr.
In the eighth Inning 4 wing scored the
winning run on his two Dagger and
Csmpsu's single.
Andrews made the last run in the
eighth inning on a base on balls, q
stolen bass, and Peltz's high ay to
short center, which was mufied by
Fuller.
Orotty scored the frat run for Men,
phis in the sixth inning on his base on
balls, q single by Baker, and Andrews
high foul fly to Powell. McAleer
scored in the seventh inning on q hit
and Wild throws by Vaughn and Pujol.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-10
THE SOAP FACTORY.
ITS Addition 60 Memphis nsnufatar.
ing Enterprises Assured.

The meeting at the cfilce Of s.raitop
Thomas q Rogers yesterday afternoon
to take action on the proposition o.
Mr.. Palmer to esablish soap factory
in this ely was an encouraging one
The subscription books were opened
aud large amount Of the stock taser,
the amount justiiyirg the oft pub
lishsd STATE ment that Memphis vel
comes with open ans and PURSE
all concerns that Can in any degree
advances her iSttrests aud Inn ortsnee
The factory 10 an assured addition I,
Memphis enterprises, although som'
Il it, stock vet ramsi "a 10 he taken
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-10

The HhpsI Amb.s.sdor's Plans Of
Investigstton.

DuELIs. July s.-Fs,her Gusldi,
who accompanied Monsignor Persico,
In the pecial Papsl mission TO Ire
land, states that Monsiguor Persico
will fret obtain all possible iniorms-
ton from the Catholic Bishops Of Ire
land. He will then be happy 10 re.
ceive any other information on the
subject Of his inquiry no matter from
what source II msy be offered, and
listen TO all persons dssirous Of ex.
pounding their views on the qutttiont
before the country, regarding either
education, the land, or politics. Mon.
signor Peisico and Father Gualdi vii
visit all the important cities Of Ire
land. II Ia impossible, Father Gua d
says, 10 say ri present how long the,
VIM remain In Ireland.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-10
To All Policy Holders In the Mem.
phIa (,itg flre Insurance 60.

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cobtluusnce Of your y itranAse with them.
The entire aud hearty good Gill Of our com
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NAPOLEDE HILL. President.
ns'T 7 LTSs' Cashier.
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Nashville secure. = Victory.

NA,HvILLK, Tenn, July 9-Nash.
vile succ sedsd In winning a game
from Birmingham today, but she
didn't do 1t by anything more than
her ability to hit bard, aided by the
loose playing Of the visitors The
catcher Of the Birmipgbams got
ratified, the pitcher caught the
coniagion and Nashville knocked Ave
runs IN one inning aud six In another
out Of his delivery toward the close.
Birmingham did some slugging, aud
rolled up FIVE runs before going out.
Il was q slugging match all round.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-10
IN MEMORIAM.
L. evelyn Price.

On Thuriday, the 10th 81 June, 1857. va,
laid 10 rest In beautiful klmwood, LLEvHL-
LyS PaicE, infant sou OF Llewollyn and Der
die Price, Of semphis, Tenn. The day vas
charming, the bright sunlight cleaning
through the tes', the sir soft aud balmy and
iorotokoning tue bright and ~ ora glorious
day Of eterh ~. lie VINO loved little chill
dren and took thtm 10 His arms and blessed
thsm aud said, "Of sush u ths Kingdom Of
heaven" sent His guardian angel y carr
this asett little babe 20 heaven. May ths
young parents. o sorely stricken, be enabled
By Divine grace 10 say, The Lord save ard
the Lo d hath taken sway, blotsed be the
name Of the 10 d." even %, Father, for
80 Il tsemeth good In thy sight" n. N. II.
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now THEY STAND.
Southern League.
Al other Transfer.

CrScIsSATi, o., July s.-Hegotis-
tons are about completed for the
transier Of Charles Jones, the we'll
known left field player Of the Cincin.
pa,i club, TO the Metropolilans. The
matter was announced - q fact todsy,
bat later Il vss given out that q littls
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FOR RENT OR SALE.
STRAYKD.
ROOMS AND BOARD.

DLEAsANT RooMs-with good board.
il lSS Adams Of.